Use technical writing and instructional design skills as a Nuclear Training Course Author with Aecon in Cambridge, Oshawa, or Pickering.
Reporting to the Training Manager, this developmental role creates and revises nuclear training materials. You will organize approved technical content into learning products, follow SAT-based standards, and work with subject matter experts. The position supports clear learning objectives and safe job performance while building capability in nuclear training and instructional design.
Key Responsibilities:
- Draft lesson plans, guides, presentations, e-learning, and job aids
- Apply templates, style guides, objectives, and document controls
- Collaborate with subject matter experts to confirm technical accuracy
- Check content readability, consistency, completeness, and traceability
- Support pilots, validation sessions, uploads, and learner feedback
Requirements:
- Diploma or degree in education, communications, or related field
- Typically one to three years developing technical or educational content
- Strong writing, editing, organization, and formatting skills
- Basic understanding of adult learning or instructional design
- Proficiency with word-processing, presentation, collaboration, and authoring tools
Bring technical writing, learning agility, attention to detail, and safety awareness to Aecon's nuclear training programs.
Nuclear Training Course Author in Cambridge employer: Aecon
At Williams Engineering, we pride ourselves on being an exceptional employer that fosters a collaborative and innovative work culture. Our remote setting allows for flexibility while providing ample opportunities for professional growth and mentorship, particularly for junior engineers. With a commitment to quality and safety, we empower our team members to deliver outstanding engineering solutions across Canada, making a meaningful impact in the industry.
